On 07/26/13 14:31, Rolf Johansson wrote:
Roxen uses it's own library of different tags, not Apache/Netscape-style directives. The equiv for include virtual is <insert file="abc.xml" /> Take a look at docs.roxen.com for more comprehensive information./Rolf 27 jul 2013 kl. 00:21 skrev Christopher Howard <[email protected]>:I just started learning XSLT, and I figured out that I can use this through the xsltransform tag: <nocache> <xsltransform xsl="/arsc/scratch/test.xsl"> ...xml goes here... </xsltransform> </nocache> What do I do if I don't want to put the XML there but instead load it in from another file? I tried an SSI include tag, but that doesn't seem to work here: <nocache> <xsltransform xsl="/arsc/scratch/test.xsl"> <!--#include virtual="test.xml" --> </xsltransform> </nocache> This gives the transform error "Root element missing", which I'm guessing means the include isn't being processed. <cmhoward2.vcf>
Thanks. This, however, doesn't work here either. It seems that the insert tag, when used inside the xsltransform, is not replaced with inserted content, but simply treated as a regular xml tag. (I determined this by getting a successful match on against the "insert" element inside the xslt.)
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